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"A Groundwood book."
"The year is 1672. Eighteen-year-old Jeanne Chatel has just been chosen as a 'king's daughter, ' one of the hundreds of young women sent by the French government to become the brides of farmers, soldiers and trappers in the North American wilderness."--Jacket
"The year is 1672. Eighteen-year-old Jeanne Chatel has just been chosen as a 'king's daughter, ' one of the hundreds of young women sent by the French government to become the brides of farmers, soldiers and trappers in the North American wilderness."--Jacket
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February 27, 2023
Subject: a perennial favorite
Subject: a perennial favorite
I first read this story in High school and was worried that when I read it again as an adult it would disappoint. But even years later s an adult I find myself enjoying the adventure and the romance, sympathizing with Jeanne in her troubles and cheering for her and Simon throughout the story.
Jeanne is not a milk and water heroin, she is tough, smart, and rises up to meet the challenges of the Canadian wilderness.
Jeanne is not a milk and water heroin, she is tough, smart, and rises up to meet the challenges of the Canadian wilderness.
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